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Yep, make sure to also look at the marking criteria and sample responses once you're done!

This, they can't force anyone into doing any subjects..

From memory it was atleast 80% attendance (correct me if I'm wrong but there some percentage of days which you have to attend)?

Keep going guys, just 1 more term to go!

Yep, I think the general consensus is that they can ask either: 1) ATLEAT one related (in which you may use 2 if you wish) 2) ONLY one related (you must use 1 and have sufficient info on it to make up for the 2nd related)

You have the general idea, but the relative gaps (standard deviations) are also taken into account.

Don't overcomplicate 'describe' questions, it means exactly what you think it is, i.e. show the functions of a process, explain with examples etc.

You can still catch up with trials and the HSC. Just work hard and it'll pay off!

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Good luck!

Not even in the syllabus...

Only for maths, everything else is year 12 only but assumed knowledge means that you should be carrying over the skills from year 11, i.e. chemical equations from year 11 chemistry, essay writing skills from histories etc etc.

GOod luck guys!

NEVER PULL AN ALL NIGHTER!! NEVER EVER!! It's completely unhealthy and you guys won't retain much if not any of what you guys studied...

Good advice!

You should know all 5 poems (or all articles, chapters etc.) for ANY module. Reason is the Board of Studies have started asking specific poems and chapters to crack down on people who don't read all what is prescribed.

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Good luck guys! Make sure to get some good sleep the night before <---- best piece of advice I can give :)

Awesome resource!

Re: What absurd things have people done in your school due to competition and rivalry Sooo true, throughout HSC I always come across people who "don't study" and somehow manage to get really high marks for ENGLISH. Supposedly, their just born with knowledge of Hamlet, Frankenstein quotes and...